BEAVER DAM REMOVAL | FINALLY I GOT CHEST WADER!

Hey! After 2 days dam was rebuilt :) I wanted to clean it more than before. I bought chest wader, so the result seems different. It's very comfortable BTW. Any dirt around after removal:) Happy with this purchase :)
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[@Kenislovas]

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[@mwapesamala848]

One question why remove it?

[@GavinConwayWoodworkBBQ]

Why do these dams get removed - surely the water once filled will flow over the top and carry on downstream? Nice for wildlife and fish etc - and the beavers. just curious as I live in the UK now from Zimbabwe where we had no beavers.

[@stangately2456]

Standing water kills trees by smothering roots. Beavers are very destructive to trees in both what they cut down to eat as well as what they kill by flooding.

[@Dajaphil]

Well. That was amazingly gratifying.

[@JCZ2601NL]

🇳🇱So I think you can keep your feet dry now have fun with this suit Greetings from the Netherlands Hans👍👍🍀

[@allanpeters4403]

I enjoy your beaver dam videos because you break them down the old fashion way - by hand and potato rake.

[@cliveholland927]

Would have been nice if the camera could have panned down stream of the breach to see progress of the stream

[@ronwalsh]

It is amazing how fast the beavers can build stuff. Now you are a marked man, being watched by angry beavers.

[@Kenislovas]

Sometimes I'm thinking if some beaver would come under water during removal, and bite my leg :D

[@Georgebrassington]

Same with post 10 he is wanted by the beavers

[@jerrybailey5879]

Thank you sir for what you are doing. I love watching the water rush out when you clear the mess. It's like hey we are free to flow again thanks to this hard working man.

[@Kenislovas]

Welcome ;)

[@bullboyracing9517]

More homeless beavers I wonder what they did before people destroyed their homes

[@priscillaroberts7945]

Lived in harmony with nature. Something the majority of humans are incapable of doing.

[@avorza3353]

Please don't break down the dam went it close to winter...

[@Smith.S.E.]

Thanks for showing the stream for a second at the very end. Myself and others would love to see a quick peek at the stream when things are fully rushing as well. Great video, subscribed

[@WeLsHMeLlY]

Yeah I loved the original placement of the video where we could see the whole view 👍🏻

[@DanKoning777]

Great video! A little advise: be careful of your surroundings while wearing this style of waders. "IF" they fill with water b/c of a fall or any incident, the weight of the water will not allow you to surface until you can remove the waders which is very difficult in a panic situation. I just wanted to let you know from experience, and due to knowing those who've lost their lives b/c of just such an incident. *Take care Mantas and God bless.*

[@baconsoda]

Hi Mantas, just to reinforce Dan's point, please be very careful with those type of waders, I had two friends drown wearing them, one got knocked down by a wave on a beach and the other walked into a hole in a river bed. I got rid of mine and wore thigh-length ones instead. Happy dam busting!

[@DanKoning777]

@@baconsoda // Ditto; a good pair of "hip boots" would work well in most situations.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You mate! I will take care!

[@Kenislovas]

Will try to do not go there where water level is over head!

[@t-wrecks7481]

Everyone knows that you should put a hole in the feet of them in case that does happen so the water drains out. Just like if you get a hole in the bottom of your boat, you drill another hole in the bottom to let that water out so you don't sink. 😁😄😂

[@anneigo]

Very good job, great video once again

[@jandances1687]

Thank you,been watching quite a few videos this tops it for me,the thousands of gallons of water released in the first hour wow...just seeing the water line fall so fast was an eye opener..here in the UK they've released beavers pairs in the last year I know where but I wouldn't want them harmed or eaten.....

[@Bobrogers99]

There is something very satisfying about getting dammed-up water to flow, and it's also very satisfying to watch you do it! When I was a kid, in the spring there was a roadside ditch that would flood the road when snow melted, and I enjoyed directing the water off the road and opening up the ditch.

[@lauriestlyon8773]

My thoughts exactly. Building dams as a kid was fun then taking them apart was just as much fun!

[@stanleycrim]

You're right. It is satisfying to watch Kenislovas do it. Work generally is fascinating. I can watch somebody else do it for hours. I wonder where his pickaxe went. Maybe he hadn't received it at time of vid. Sometimes it doesn't seem a great tool, but others, 3 good hacks and the dam is history.

[@zabaleta66]

Keep building beavers!

[@Crystalspanda]

LOL 😂 ya...

[@justinjuleff1295]

And when there's that amount of water prasher Lat it dran and great videos

[@TwinShards]

DAM that's a lot of water.

[@reggveg]

Now get yourself a nice comfortable chair and a 22 cal then wait for the oversized rat.

[@aaronhoyes1781]

Ha ha! Damn you're cold. But for real, chuck them beavers! Never grew a fondness for those dastardly creatures.

[@MisterGames]

And for the algorithm, oddly satisfying 😁

[@TheHandyTek]

@post10 says "I just run my feet over it back and forth, like this... 🤣🤦‍♂️🤣🤦‍♂️

[@ralphmckay6380]

Good work, well done. Also peaceful and pleasant to watch without to much nonsensical unnecessary talking.

[@jeffrielley920]

26 beavers downvoted this video.

[@alberteinstein9176]

Get yourself a potato rake. It has 4 strong prongs. Tom Dutkiewicz

[@Kenislovas]

Hmm.. I have it dude :o

[@damiansmith8553]

I like watching the way you go about tearing down to there dam. I would love one day to see a Beaver Lodge before you tear a down a dam and a couple of days later so I can get a better idea of how much water go through ty

[@justinjuleff1295]

Keep on doing what you do And you might want to get a garden ho to brake a big bevver dam like that and be careful out there

[@thomascagle8904]

I enjoy seeing the water down as the result of your hard work

[@royrice8597]

Dynamite in order here. 🧨💥👍

[@bjrn-erikmichalsen2825]

Destroying the beavers house? Not good if you forced it to move

[@camus6208]

You look like a professional now ! 👍

[@martinmarsola6477]

A great dam dismantling. Your the best Mantas!

[@tedc3895]

Back when we could get dynamite we used a stick of it to blow the beaver dams

[@swampeye8683]

Crikey mate. Natures engineers construct a dam for the community and to control the local eco system and then some mate comes in with suicide pants on and destroys the whole shebang. Now i say you rebuild a nice wooden dam for our little buddies and create tunnel walks inside the dam for them.

[@tedc3895]

They are destructive and a nuisance. They plug pond drains and just cause trouble. They are a huge rat. Destroy an acre or more of a corn field.

[@BenCoombs]

Best video so far!! I love that you find all these dams!!

[@dougward8692]

I'd rather see the beavers playing in the pond

[@driveinfan1955]

Mrs. Bucky Beaver: Bucky, Do I hear running water? Mr. Bucky Beaver: Honey, hold my beer!

[@Egon1982]

0:16 good for you you are like one of a miliards of people around the world :)

[@maj0072]

The most satisfying video you've made yet. Didn't need commentary it was a feast for the eyes.

[@stanleycrim]

Your good looking chest wader must have made a difference! This dam was gone big time, and in record time!

[@Kenislovas]

No doubt! ;)

[@justinvandal9696]

I’m glad you got the right stuff! Ya!

[@kayannefojtasek4198]

Love your videos, some of the best out there.

[@roytallericoGunner]

If beaver dams are removed for reasons the beaver should be relocated. They are a big answer for drought.

[@Kenislovas]

For the reason for sure. Unfortunately i couldn’t find beaver, just on e..

[@li2asamc]

Good job there buddy. Works better if your rack had a spade like handle grip. Cheers

[@lisavargaslong629]

Word of advise: toss the sticks and debris on the side of the rode, and when your finished bbreaking down the barrier, pick up the sticks and take them far away, so the beavers have a hard time finding what they used before.

[@angelasenisi9168]

According to Post10, beavers don’t recycle. 😬

[@uteriel282]

beavers dont use waterlogged wood as building material. if you take down a dam the beavers will cut down new trees and branches and ignor the old stuff entirely.

[@lisavargaslong629]

We all learn something new everyday. God made beavers really smart.

[@garycrosby1212]

They will build it back in a few days

[@atlred]

The beaver mafia are going to be looking for you, the godfather beaver already got a hit on you, his name is "Big Beaver Benavites"..some of the members are Flat Tail Freddy, Buck Tooth Televalez and Little Beaver Benavites

[@colingarner6175]

I like the fact that you speed up the film .

[@christopherort3045]

Fantastic job.

[@thisolesignguy2733]

Looks like that's been there for awhile, You could've just filled it with fish. But I take it you were asked to take care of it? kinda a shame

[@joshyang91]

Perfect suit for this type of job sir!

[@irissalvi117]

How peaceful it sounds.

[@judytrahan6121]

I subbed! You work so hard; you're amazing!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@andershooge]

Do you have a video where it's possible to see the effects of removing the dams? It would be cool to see the "after" shots and not just the "before" drone footage.

[@johnchalleen3278]

Wow...you work super fast

[@lbl9066]

This was a packed dam….

[@jamesbreault5762]

Great job that was a good sized dam

[@MisterGames]

Normal size boots and thigh/hip high boots and you will be completely kitted out.

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

Still worked good enough

[@MisterGames]

@@thickgirlsneedlove2190 oh yeah. What I mean is, you will then have full options for all kinds of water depths. Like no need for full waders for the forest road culvert normal almost knee boots would be great there cause it shallow but too deep for ankle boots. But you do great work no matter what! 👍

[@nightdweller6446]

Whilst beavers are very industrious, the anti-beaver is even more so. Water flows once again

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

Amazing work.

[@jwdone1]

You should trap the beavers if that is legal. A couple of weeks and the beavers will have the the dam holding back water. No beavers.......NO dams!!

[@cynthiasunnenberg2008]

Would have been more interesting to show where the water went and along the way.

[@bexxy2407]

Great job 👍

[@Crystalspanda]

Thanks Again for entertaining us, I watch over n over. 💚☃️🔥 Pesky algorithms 😃

[@lbl9066]

Another thought? Now I’m not sure it will work bc of the water… but ifs battery operated maybe. What about a chain saw for the branches on top, to cut down to smaller size, and they can go into the water. Would it be easier for u

[@kelvingrebert7315]

it's great when you buy something & it's worth the money. even better when you are comfortable using it.seeing the dam wall flex when you were pulling on it was different. i don't usually see that

[@jpats6124]

So glad we don't have beaver in NZ. They would cause the most incredible damage. Are they good eating? That's what would happen here.

[@Kenislovas]

What You mean “good eating” ? Good to eat?:)

[@amandavancpsti]

They are greasy. Gamey, very gamey. Not something I would eat.

[@Kenislovas]

@@amandavancpsti somebody is eating this:)) especially the tail;)

[@amandavancpsti]

@@Kenislovas more power to you. There’s only one kind of “tail” I’m willing to eat ☺️🤣

[@shiftyshamsk]

It'll be back up by morning. 😂😂

[@andrevermeulen4365]

Watched all your videos here from South Africa buy a woodchipper machine chop up all the wood make compost and sell it

[@gowdsake7103]

Ever consider what would happen if those waders got filled up and you got washed away ? They buddy are NOT safe you could drown

[@Kenislovas]

Step by step I will update my equipments ;)

[@richardl7161]

At least it would stop him destroying the dam. I'm for the beavers.

[@Kenislovas]

@@richardl7161 thank You for wishes!

[@richardl7161]

@@Kenislovas Sorry, that comment was more unkind than I intended, but please either shoot the beavers or leave them alone. What you're doing is torturing them.

[@jackyvivstieger1099]

Why are the beaver dams being removed. Surely they have a very important role in controlling flooding and creating an environment for wildlife?

[@ursa1990]

Satisfying.

[@pirigonzalez5329]

So satisfying! Thanks!

[@carolbarrett3782]

👍👍‼️‼️🦫🦫🦫 I love the sound of that rushing water.

[@arzemagic]

It would be interesting to see what effect all that water has a mile down the stream or at the next Dam

[@Kenislovas]

THanks for advice!

[@largemouthhunter5014]

I hope this was absolutely necessary because you messed up a beautiful body of water and a fragile ecosystem

[@mattvedrin8034]

I have to admit that your the best beaver dam buster on u-tube. You don't need any machine to do the work,, you and that rake are a machine. Take care..

[@Kenislovas]

omg :DD

[@bargdaffy1535]

See, I would have used one of them WW II Rolling Thunder Bombs.

[@jimmunro4649]

BEAVER help country side MAN ruins Country side

[@GIJOE_1981]

congrats on waders! was wondering when they would show up :)

[@johnhonebein6851]

Another great video buddy!

[@lizyamada6640]

Awesome!! So satisfying ❤

[@amym1133]

An amazing amount of water! I love the sound!

[@min-dakwoodhound7314]

You ticked off every beaver associated with that ditch!!!

[@donaldhill2972]

No traps just constant vlogs of the same old thing.

[@stormvogel6]

Nou, Ed en Willem Bever, jullie kunnen weer aan de bak😥😱

[@larryengland8191]

I can tell you how to get rid of them beavers for good.

[@elenagava4660]

wow this is becoming job for you and addiction to us weal done

[@Kenislovas]

:D

[@camillewarren3615]

U're doing it yet again‼. Can u not understand the FACT that water seeks its lowest level⁉️ REGRETFULLY I'LL HAVE TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM UR CHANNEL.

[@Kenislovas]

Where You’ve been for 9 months? And I do not understand you. Good luck 👍

[@denniswidles9502]

Beavers don't like the sound of running water

[@kevinguitar1224]

I wonder if beavers carry flood insurance???

[@marktibbetts3799]

I am thinking it has already been dammed back up

[@lnr12241]

Beavers must spend a lot of time being pissed off

[@murrayandru7527]

Your efforts are futile, you must remove the Beavers before your successful !! Just Saying.... They are the BEST engineers in the World FYI !

[@acruru]

I always wait to see if an angry beaver comes at the camera, it falls over...While still filming you hear the screams of the videographer Then the paw of the beaver picks up the camera turns it on its self, grins and fizzle to black...

[@Kenislovas]

I am doing all myself :)

[@kthemi10]

Be careful when wearing 'chest waders' in a fast flowing river as it could be really dangerous if you slip in? It was only when another dam/culvert clearing channel pointed out why he wouldn't wear chest waders, that I realised just how dangerous it could be, especially if you are working on your own. If its a fast flowing river and you slip in, the waders fill up and it takes you down and under the water. Far better just with the individial long waders and an extra change of clothing, incase water goes over the top.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You for info!

[@alisonmeeks5580]

My fav kind of dam break. Great job!

[@williamf57]

Be careful with them, my dad got some and went walleye fishing in muamee river and he tied the belt around his waist then proceeded to slip and go under…his legs popped up like a bobber, if it wasn’t for a couple of other anglers he would have drowned…legs sticking up in the air…floating down the River…last known as bobber bill.

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, I'v already heard that wader is a dangerous thing. I am taking care. THank You!

[@paulmccutchen7781]

dynamite would have been faster.

[@randyrichmond2036]

He should have found Post 10 to help him lol